Which Xbox console launched with a dedicated port for the Kinect sensor?

The Xbox 360 S launched with a dedicated port for the Kinect sensor. Microsoft designed the 2010 revision with a proprietary connector that supplied power and data to Kinect without requiring the separate power adapter used with earlier Xbox 360 models.

Kinect launched in 2010 as a camera and microphone accessory that tracked body movement and voice commands. The Xbox 360 S arrived during the same period and made the accessory easier to connect, helping Microsoft present Kinect as a central part of the console ecosystem.

The original Xbox 360 could also use Kinect, but early models needed an external power supply when connected through USB. Xbox One later integrated Kinect support differently, while Xbox Series consoles do not have a dedicated Kinect port. The important distinction is the special connector built into the 360 S chassis.